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poem by Lilly Ellison

I've always been a bit of a strange one, I'm still somewhat an outcast. Your meaning is different to what I call fun, but I can deal with the minor contrasts. I'm told my looks and beauty can stun, but I've a mind that is what shall... Read more

poem by Silver Boy

I'm sorry, I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry for everything that's gory I am sorry for the times I went off lost like finding dory Ain't no remedy to fulfill just a dying story Staying up till 3 in the morning Just think to myself ... Read more

poem by Anna Tate

Tempered are my feelings towards you now After yet another heated angry row. Why do we proceed to go on like this Why don't we admit defeat & give love a miss. Is it because it's became a habit due To keep on trying to get bk l... Read more

poem by Geoffrey Brewer

PHONEY BALONEY They said: "We've come here from head office, to help you reach your quota It's a selfless act on our part and we're going to devote a Day or two to set you right and get things under control" I thought: "Phone... Read more

poem by Maria Williams

Every Christmas I make my list, things I need you get the gist A computer, Xbox, an I Pad too ,a racing bike in shades of blue A new football a big green kite, some boxing gloves for my next big fight Heaps of clothes, you know m... Read more

poem by Maria Williams

They came from near - they came from far Bus ferry and train and some by car THE GOLDEN EGG GRAND FINAL One greyhound in mind Jessica Casey -The Select One She was ONE of a kind Full of guts grit and dash She was out for the ... Read more

poem by dan miltz

Beauteous lyric In regard to getting old Forgot what it was..?? © daniel miltz Read more

poem by Maria Williams

They fancied themselves "Gurus of racing", this Ron and his best mate John So they sat down one day in an easy relaxed way And mused on the pros and the cons Of punting and racing, of adrenalin flow chasing To syndicates, systems ... Read more

poem by Maria Williams

She danced with wild abandon, she danced without a care With sun kissed skin and arms flung wide Wild flowers in her hair I chanced upon this secret glade while walking early morn A sacred aura surrounded it, a jewel in the dawn ... Read more

poem by dan miltz

Writing in pitch-dark pitchy, I begin Upon the daily stroke of silent pen Touches my words, across the nightly sky My inner self meets spirit'd lullaby A silent space, is a nice lonely place O' where an altar sits in poet gr... Read more

poem by Stephanie Warwick

Hell Found Me! Just a ordinary single mother trying to create a future for her self. Safe environment to raise her her young child. A happy home Support and friends She took a job that didn't end well Income decreas... Read more

poem by dan miltz

Poet me. Writer me. I think I ext'nd my story, to know it I utilize, scroll quill & ink Are my accepted method writ With all these, I see, the sayings That mainly be, composed and planned My imagination phrasings Write in tu... Read more

poem by dan miltz

The sweet smell of the fertile night My poet hand begin to write Head in hands; brain recite Tonight, falling crystal delight Outside my window shade site The shadow is cast And my poet mind is in a blast Now my memory j... Read more

poem by Geoffrey Brewer

Pondrin Rap I was browsin da web and an' my mind was wanderin When I came to a site wid da name of Pondrin Seemed a pretty cool place to drop in an' chill Where da peeps can be free to rap as dey will It begun by a lady nam... Read more

poem by dan miltz

It's the beat era It's beat of the heat It's beat deep to keep It's beat start of the heart It's beat frown and beaten down It's the beat generation fascination It's beat truth of the youth It's beat faces to the places It... Read more

poem by Jenny linsel

Regrets In the town stood a house, in the house lived a man, Alone with his dreams of what might have been, If his life had gone to plan A wife, a home, a family, but it was not to be, Dictated to by parents, devoid of compan... Read more

poem by Joan Hunter

Regrets © Karen Joan Hunter There are so many, I don’t know where to begin Grim is knocking for me at the foot of my bed It is all coming down to a few minutes in time I see my life flashing before my eyes I played... Read more

poem by Peter Gartner

Time is indifferent to women, men, All creatures small and large, all living things, That have a license to remain at then, What happened in a past forgotten brings Some simple happiness or worse despair In unremitting memory, r... Read more

poem by rebeka Philips

Children listen to music in their mamas womb. They like some sounds, they hate others. The tiny people smile and frown, suck thumbs, have joy, while they're with their mothers. Babes dream and babes awake, babes think and babes ob... Read more

poem by Ada Phillips

A great big hairy monster, His eight legs spread out wide, I looked at it and screamed, And ran away to hide. I ran around in circles, I didn't know what to do, I didn't dare enter the bathroom, I couldn't go to the l... Read more